"One major issue is the continued displacement of people from their lands and homes as a result of persistent military occupation of the northern and eastern provinces".
At the same time, I am fully aware of the impossible conditions that have been imposed on the Palestinians by a persistent and corrosive occupation.
This would reduce the speed at which workers respond to changes in wages in occupations at least in the short run, creating a more persistent disequilibrium across occupations, from which to gage a potential effect of immigrants (Friedberg 2001).
In the face of the Israeli occupation's persistent provocations, and with the failure of Secretary of State John Kerry to make progress in peace talks, Abbas needed to salvage his position and that of secular, educated Ramallah élites.
From its opening Ronald Reagan quote to its persistent Steven Spielensg-esque lens flares, "Occupation" aims to evoke old-fashioned American blockbusters.
Our colleges and universities are turning out more degree holders in these fields than there are job openings, and there is persistent high unemployment in STEM occupations".
Regular clashes have broken out in the West Bank between demonstrators and Israeli forces, which, although not large after 50 years of occupation, have been persistent.
Iraq's American overseers said Friday that they would lift the nighttime curfew on Baghdad's five million residents beginning Sunday, to accommodate the country's Muslims during Ramadan and demonstrate that the country is returning to normal despite the persistent armed resistance to the occupation.
Crime and poor sanitation were persistent problems during the British occupation, which did not end until the city was evacuated in November 1783.
But it warned that the continuing influx of prisoners being arrested as the American-led occupation forces fought a persistent insurrection would strain the system set up to review each case every six months, as required by international law.
